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As Food Prices Soar, Brazil and Argentina React in Opposite Ways
In Brazil, the government is encouraging farmers to produce more for export while prices are high. But Argentina is focused on encouraging farmers to sell more at home.
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Mexico Court Is Set to Uphold Legalized Abortion in Capital
A ruling upholding the law would be a setback for the conservative federal government of President Felipe Calderón, which challenged the law approved last month in Mexico City.
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Saturday Profile: For Wealthy Brazilian, Money From Ore and Might From the Cosmos
João Carlos Cavalcanti, the Brazilian mining magnate, meditates for three hours a day and says he draws strength from the “cosmos” -- when he is not collecting expensive cars.
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Mother Exhales After Son’s Release in Colombia
An outspoken advocate for the freedom of hostages in Colombia is reunited with her son after five and a half years.
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Will Little Havana Go Blue?
Republicans have been able to count on the Cuban- American vote for decades. But Cuba is changing, slowly, and the exile community of South Florida may be changing, too, just in time for the November election.
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